Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18

town are drawn ms iurVmen to the United
states court . 'Ihe Camel's HUMP
start business soon The resignation
of the Rev, +. b Fuller of the Free Will
Baptist church has not as vet been accept
ed by the church ..... Many of our towns
people are attending the carnival in Bur.
iington this week. k......A welcome guest
{. Baldwin and wife in the person of
boy, weight nine pounds. They have con
cluded to board and cluthe it for what it
can do. 1.-The Huntington Dramatic
club will play "Ten Nights in Barroom, :"
in the near future.
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hiNh9bu huh'
Rev. r. b. Metcalf gave very enter
tanning account of his army experiences
at the campfire Monday night. Hi; hu-
NOR is healthy and refreshing and bub-
bles through the whole lecture. Tuesday
in the Congregational church ..... There
will be a meeting of the school board,
Friday, February lS.....A dramatic en-
teri rtainment will be given by the high
school in the academy on the evenings of
February % and %. The programme in
don" and Il laughable farce Race for a
Widow"
Mr., Bert i. Field has n news agency in
connection with his iewelry store. He has
sold over one hundred numbers of the
CarnlVal FREE PRESS Mr. Eugene
had h,an az ~ Iono one eufrerar IRON, consnm2'
tion His wife and child will receive
sIooo from his life insurance Mr.
frank Fnlbv siinned on tho Sidewalk at
Nonktou Ridge and broke his lep..
Rev, A. G. Fields donation visit
nntted tha bandsoma snn NJ son
II was LARGELY attended nv mem.
bers from ali the denominations and
was an eytremelv nleasant social event
,. Mrs. Sarah Marshall has been unite
sick in her western home but is reported
.o, ~ oiJ"i5 & . W. iuS w. - i'o{
severai daI,. n,.,,S, ~, ~. tha irTSnnnitio, of
Nr Weed NJ nnrntnm , has iot on ~
his farm again to Henry Ross
WiIia,, snd Ivnon pnrIIav hn,5a
angaged for rho saa.np ,yit6 H.
d RatrartT nf Vontraol WV" ~,
| beIn H. nissn+v a,d ,,a,ra. ca ,oiina 'i - e.,
he fower tban i.et ra,r So 20 - oantS na y
Jar is astad nn,,, 'nt SO eIe ~ @
month FOR the season Extra GOOD hands
| may cacnra a biyhar fionra tTba mi
lie Schonis Close Fridav r. NJ Sdppia,, puiD
;e hniidin1, n S,raa,, I4,e NJ
CoI ,,,iii " l',ti,'''o' ~,
in tho nr Good dvaar niaco nrbich ~ has
rented Mr. K;nuffaW vii mota har
aUnao+ 70 etart .,, - sa ~ 49,
ta W ''''' sum 'o' i''"'o'-' -'e''"'
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"EsIfoKD.
Mr. and Mrs. John f.. Rice are reioic-
| ing over the advent of a The
creditors of LYMAN w Irish are notified
to meet in a court of insolvency at the
probate Office February 2lst to prove their
claims and choose an assignee of his es-
tate. ....A A successful entertainment was
given by the Westford Cornet band last
week, and S55 was received for their bene.
fit. 49,. The Westford drum corps are en-
gagged to play at the carnival this week.
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H''EN'
On Sunday morning, Feb. 6, 1857, Mrs
Sarah Page Butler, wife of stephen G
Butler, passed away to the spirit land
Her brief sickness was scene of suffer
ing and distress, but the end was like the
going down Of the sun at night, calm
peaceful, without struggle. She was IL
the Goth year of her age, the 42d of her
married life. At the age of IT she became
a member of the Congregational church
in Essex and during all the years that
have passed she maintained consistent
Christian life. She was deeply interested